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What are some good ways to deal with turbidity in copper electrolyte?

2012-08-09View Original

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The copper electrolyte in my company is cloudy, and growths appear on the electrolytic copper. What good solutions do you have to suggest?
Reply #22012-08-09
Filter! Pay attention when adding glue as well···
Reply #32012-08-10
Filtering doesn’t work; are there any good coagulants?
Reply #42012-08-10
Has the cause of the turbidity been analyzed? First, analyze the reasons, then take appropriate action.
Reply #52012-08-13
It’s because the circulation of the used electrolyte has lasted too long; it’s impossible to measure it
Reply #62012-09-21
Cloudy electrolyte is a major problem in copper electrolysis; the key is to identify the underlying cause. Suggestions include increasing the intensity of electrolyte purification, raising the Cl content appropriately, adjusting the amount of additives used, slightly reducing the specific gravity, adjusting the circulation rate and method, and raising the temperature, among other things.
Reply #72019-12-20
The turbidity of the electrolyte has a severe impact on quality; it is recommended to enhance filtration, reduce the current density during production, and also add flocculants such as ADT

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